how to take a snapshot of IP camera

[Ghazanfer]

I have been assigned a task to take the snap from IP camera and then
save it in Database. but i have no idea to take snap from IP camera. i
have to work in java. i have made an application. When i press the
button the Camera should take a snap and then save it in database.

thanks in advance.

regards
Ghazanfer

[Gabriel Archanjo]

Hi,


Unfortunately, Marvin does not support IP cameras yet. We are looking
for new contributors to address this issue.

[Peter Gardner]

Hi Ghazanfer,

I am working on a similar project using IP cameras. I can optain an
image using for example an easyN IP Camera

BufferedImage img = ImageIO.read(new URL("http://192.168.0.10/
snapshot.jpg?user=admin&pwd=&resolution=32&rate=0"));

This can then be loaded into a Marvin image and modified using Marvin
Plug-ins

Note i would not store the image in a database but simply a file
reference to it. Keeps things simple and the database fast.

Hope this helps a little

Peter

[Kumail Haider]

Hello Peter. 

Is it possible for you to post a sample program to grab feed from an IP camera? Im looking for sample programs to either Stream video from an IP camera using eclipse or take snapshots of a feed. Highly appreciate your help in this regard.

Kumail Haider

[Richard Osmar Leon Ingaruca]

Hi,

Check this example :
http://blog.rolandopalermo.com/2012/03/camara-ip-cam-java.html

and this
http://blog.marcnuri.com/blog/.../2007/09/13/Viewing-and-storing-images-from-an-IP-Camera

Regards

2013/8/14 Kumail Haider <kumai...@gmail.com>

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[Kumail Haider]

Thanks! Will get back with hopefully positive results!

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[Gabriel Archanjo]

Marvin architecture allows the addition of interfaces for new devices. The project goal is to provide the minimum set of features inside the framework core. Therefore we expect to have new image processing and machine learning algorithms as third-party plug-ins. The next step is to do the same for hardware interfaces.

This pluggable architecture help us to make the framework available for more operating systems, architectures and devices. The support for Android devices is the next on the line.

MarvinVideoInterface specifies how Marvin applications should interact with video capture devices:

http://sourceforge.net/p/marvinproject/code/108/tree/dev/trunk/MarvinFramework/src/marvin/video/MarvinVideoInterface.java

Implemetation of this interface as an Adapter might be done using any third-party technology. Below is presented an example using JavaCV/OpenCV implemented by Anshul Katta:

http://sourceforge.net/p/marvinproject/code/108/tree/dev/trunk/MarvinFramework/src/marvin/video/MarvinJavaCVAdapter.java

In the case of anyone is able to implement an adapter for ip cameras, contact us: marvinproj at gmail dot com